2027 Sankofa Cohort 1- DENVER CO Deadline: 07 Nov 2026 Country: United States The Sankofa Art Residency is a 6‑week hybrid creative incubator designed for artists seeking renewal, cultural grounding, and transformative community. Rooted in the West African principle of Sankofa (the practice of returning to the past to reclaim what was forgotten) the residency invites artists to explore personal and ancestral narratives while developing new work within a supportive global cohort. Program Experience Over the first five weeks, artists participate in a rich virtual curriculum that blends reflection, experimentation, and embodied creative practice. Each cohort engages in: Virtual Workshops led by multidisciplinary facilitators Cohort Circles focused on grounding, storytelling, and collective care Artist Talks with global creators Studio Prompts that encourage exploration across mediums The residency culminates in an in‑person overnight graduation ceremony February 13-14,2027 in Denver, Colorada, USA, where artists gather to honor their growth, share work, and participate in communal ritual. Program Cost Full Residency Tuition: $1,000 Payment is due within 48 hours of receiving your acceptance email. Your space is not guaranteed until payment—or the first installment of a payment plan—is received. Payment plans are available at adjusted rates for applicants who prefer to pay in installments. Refund Policy All fees and installments are 100% nonrefundable. This includes withdrawal, schedule conflicts, emergencies, travel issues, or inability to attend the in‑person graduation ceremony. Duration of residency online duration: 5 weeks in person duration: Feb 13-14 in Denver, CO Accommodation The Sankofa Residency culminates in an overnight, in‑person graduation ceremony held at a private location in Denver, Colorado (USA) exclusively for the cohort. While the 5‑week virtual portion is completed from each artist’s home studio, the final in‑person gathering provides a restorative, communal environment designed for reflection, celebration, and creative closure. Artists stay in shared accommodations arranged by the residency for the duration of the overnight ceremony. The space is intentionally intimate to support connection, ritual, and cohort bonding. All participants receive: Round‑trip transportation from Denver International Airport to the accommodations Shared lodging for the overnight ceremony Communal meals prepared for the cohort Ceremonial gifts honoring each artist’s creative journey Access to all closing rituals, workshops, and celebration activities The accommodation and ceremony space are reserved exclusively for Sankofa participants, ensuring privacy, safety, and a deeply immersive experience. The environment is designed to feel like a creative retreat, offering artists a moment of grounding and collective transformation before returning to their individual practices. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance OPEN TO ALL DISCPLININESStudio / Workspace The Sankofa Residency is structured as a hybrid creative incubator that allows artists to work from the comfort and intimacy of their own personal studios while remaining deeply connected to a structured, global cohort. Throughout the five‑week virtual phase, artists create from their home workspaces as they develop new projects, respond to weekly prompts, and engage in guided creative practices that support both experimentation and reflection. This model honors the rhythms of each artist’s personal environment while still offering the accountability, mentorship, and communal energy of a shared residency experience. All virtual programming takes place on Microsoft Teams, which serves as the residency’s central creative hub. Within this digital studio, artists participate in weekly live sessions—including workshops, critiques, artist circles, guest talks, and creative business development—while also accessing shared workspaces for posting works‑in‑progress, exchanging feedback, and collaborating across time zones through both synchronous and asynchronous engagement. The sixth week brings the cohort together in Denver for an in‑person overnight graduation ceremony held in a private, retreat‑style space reserved exclusively for residents. Although not a traditional studio, this environment functions as a communal creative container where artists engage in reflective practices, ritual‑based creative exercises, group sharing, ceremony preparation, and documentation of their works‑in‑progress. Designed to be intimate and restorative, the in‑person gathering supports closure, integration, and celebration of the work cultivated during the virtual phase, offering a meaningful transition from individual creation to collective witnessing.Fees and support The Sankofa Art Residency is committed to remaining accessible and transparent in its financial structure. There is no application fee, and artists may apply from anywhere in the world at no cost. Accepted artists pay a flat residency fee of $1,000, which covers the full 6‑week hybrid program, including all virtual workshops, artist circles, professional development sessions, and access to the Microsoft Teams creative hub. The fee also includes the in‑person overnight graduation ceremony in Atlanta, Georgia, along with round‑trip transportation between Hartsfield‑Jackson Atlanta International Airport and the accommodations, communal meals, and ceremonial gifts prepared for each participant. Sankofa provides all required creative materials for the residency, ensuring that artists can fully engage with the thematic explorations and ritual‑based practices without needing to purchase additional supplies. While the residency does not currently offer internal scholarships, we provide letters of support, guidance on external micro‑grants, and flexible payment options to help artists secure outside funding if needed. The program is intentionally designed to be high‑impact and low‑barrier, supporting artists from diverse backgrounds in accessing a transformative creative experience. Expectations towards the artist The Sankofa Art Residency invites artists into a supportive, exploratory, and low‑pressure creative environment rooted in the values of play, experimentation, and intuitive creation. Artists are encouraged to attend the weekly virtual sessions on Microsoft Teams, participate in cohort discussions and reflective practices, and engage with creative prompts that inspire curiosity and risk‑taking. Throughout the program, artists are invited to share works‑in‑progress in a spirit of openness and exploration, maintaining a generous and collaborative mindset as they experiment with new materials, ideas, or processes. There is no requirement to complete a finished artwork during the residency; participants may develop new work or continue ongoing projects at their own pace. All artists are also invited to contribute one work or work‑in‑progress created during the residency to a dedicated exhibition in the Sankofa Virtual Gallery. This exhibition serves as a living archive of the cohort’s creative journey, a global showcase of the residency’s impact, and a portfolio‑building opportunity for participating artists. While participation in the virtual exhibition is strongly encouraged, artists have full freedom in choosing the form, medium, and level of completion of the work they submit, with an emphasis on authenticity and creative evolution rather than perfection. Public engagement is optional within the residency. Artists may choose to participate in an optional virtual artist talk, share works‑in‑progress during cohort sessions, or offer a creative reflection during the closing ceremony. These opportunities are intentionally gentle and non‑performative, allowing artists to share only what feels aligned with their process. Artists are expected to attend the in‑person overnight graduation ceremony in Denver, Colorado, which includes a private cohort circle, communal meals, and a closing celebration honoring each artist’s journey. This gathering is considered a core component of the residency experience and serves as the ceremonial culmination of the six‑week program. Application information Artists can apply to the Sankofa Art Residency through our online application form: Application Link: https://forms.gle/3VHwvmKrL1Ar9zs58 Follow for updates: Residency Instagram: @WLF.SAR Nonprofit Instagram: @WLF.LTD

W139

Open Call W139 Amsterdam Post date 06/11/2026 W139amsterdam We’re very excited to announce the third edition of W139 hosts… opening up our space for makers and collectives. During a dynamic eight-week long programme we invite you—artists, designers, collectives, local initiatives, mediators, and communities—to test new projects, present work-in-progress, and engage with the artistic community in Amsterdam. W139 hosts… is a self-organized setting that we create together. Artists take control over their own projects and the way they are tested or presented. Whether participants are starting out, emerging, or mid-career does not matter—we select based on the project that applicants want to organize, whether W139 is a suitable location, and how they would benefit from participating. We invite you to propose projects that you consider urgent and relevant. This can include new works, work-in-progress, experiments, durational pieces, installations, performances, screenings, sound works, workshops, gatherings, rehearsals, informal work presentations, and more. During W139 hosts… we share our space, offer promotional support, documentation, and a contribution to material costs. Projects will be shown for one week (from Wednesday to Sunday). Time-based works such as screenings, workshops, performances can be suggested for shorter periods. W139 hosts… will run from 26 February until 25 April 2027. Selection results will be communicated by 7 December 2026 at the latest. We kindly ask everyone to read the selection criteria before submitting your project. We are looking forward to hosting you! deadline: 7 November, 2026 more info: https://w139.nl/en/hosts/

The Fertile Void Deadline: 07 Nov 2026 Country: Greece Between what has ended and what hasn’t yet begun, there is a pause. Not empty, but pregnant. The fertile void is a residency for that threshold: the inner winter, the cave, the silence between notes, the held breath before form. Borrowing from Gestalt therapy’s point zero and the kabbalistic idea of an infinite that withdraws to make room for creation, we’re interested in potential before it hardens into shape. Silence wrapped inside sound. Light held in darkness, darkness held in light. Growth happening beneath the surface, out of sight. This is a season of rest, patience, and secret beginnings. Of hermitage and coolness, of dissolving, of questions instead of answers. We welcome work that dwells in the liminal (life and death, solitude and belonging, the finite and the infinite), with particular openness to sound, scent, and movement: the senses that live in the dark. Not an absence, but a waiting. Duration of residency 2 weeks Accommodation You’ll stay in our huge, comfortable shared apartment, in either a private or shared room. There are multiple bathrooms, a large kitchen, and a big, plant-filled balcony. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance Open to philosophers, movement artists, writers, visual artists, sound artists, perfumiers, and all other intrepid explorers of the fertile void.Studio / Workspace We have private and shared studios, a store of basic materials, a woodshop, a kitchen, a library for quiet working or reading, and endless Athenian light.Fees and support Fee is €750-€1200, depending on your room selection. Expectations towards the artist Very few. We expect artists to participate in group discussions and contribute texts to the reader for the session. We focus on process not product, and this is likely to be a research-focused group. Application information Apply at argo-arts.com/apply

Woman Made Gallery

Call for art: Unraveled, Woman Made Gallery November 7, 2026 6 days left Artworks must incorporate fiber based materials and/or strategies at some stage in the making process. Including but not limited to the following: sewing, quilting, weaving, crochet, embroidery, tapestry,... Artworks must incorporate fiber based materials and/or strategies at some stage in the making process. Including but not limited to the following: sewing, quilting, weaving, crochet, embroidery, tapestry, lace-making, natural dyeing, beadwork, wearable work, felting, knitting, knotting, soft sculpture, and expanded fiber practices. About this opportunity Eligibility Info Submissions are open to women and non-binary artists at all career stages. Artists working in fiber and textiles, inclusive of traditional and experimental uses of the medium, are welcome to apply

THE Gallery

Hyper Color November 7, 2026 6 days left A juried group exhibition at THE Gallery inside the Belvedere Tiburon Library celebrating saturated, vivid color across painting, illustration, printmaking, photography, textile and mixed media. Submissions... A juried group exhibition at THE Gallery inside the Belvedere Tiburon Library celebrating saturated, vivid color across painting, illustration, printmaking, photography, textile and mixed media. Submissions are anonymously juried and then curated into a cohesive show seen by thousands of library visitors. About this opportunity Eligibility Info Open to Bay Area artists aged 18 and older; all work must be for sale (30% gallery commission)

Samson Arts Gloucester

DREDGE - a collective exhibition OPEN CALL Report this? Deadline: 07/11/2026 City: Gloucester | Region: Gloucestershire | Country: United Kingdom | LJ Ellam DREDGE - a collective exhibition at The Gate Art Space, Gloucester Samson Arts Gloucester is looking for artworks to be involved in the upcoming exhibition DREDGE, being exhibited at The Gate Art Space, Westgate Street, Gloucester. DREDGE is fishing for artists describing their connection to Gloucestershire and its local aquatic life, and any feelings of loss or deficit. Eco friendly or recycled works desirable. More details DREDGE - a collective exhibition OPEN CALL Deadline: 07/11/2026City: Gloucester | Region: Gloucestershire | Country: United Kingdom | LJ Ellam DREDGE - a collective exhibition at The Gate Art Space, Gloucester Samson Arts Gloucester is looking for artworks to be involved in the upcoming exhibition DREDGE, being exhibited at The Gate Art Space, Westgate Street, Gloucester. DREDGE is fishing for artists describing their connection to Gloucestershire and its local aquatic life, and any feelings of loss or deficit. Eco friendly or recycled works desirable. DREDGE - a collective exhibition at The Gate Art Space, Gloucester DREDGE will run from 8th December to 13th December (10 am to 4 pm). Private view 7th December 5 pm to 8 pm. Artists may submit 2 to 3 pieces for consideration. Free to apply, with accepted artists paying £10 to cover administration fees. The exhibition will be promoted online and through Gloucestershire media outlets. Submissions close at midnight on Saturday 7th November 2026. HOW TO SUBMIT Please send up to 2 images of each artwork, and a short statement on how the works relate to the theme. Please be aware we only have a limited capacity to accept larger works, and smaller works are much more likely to be successful. Please give us the completed size of your work including any frames or mounts, and how the work will need to be exhibited. TERMS AND CONDITIONS Artist must be local to Gloucestershire. No prior art experience necessary. Desirable that the artist is able to help install on the 7th December. Visual media, photography, videography, sculpture, and installation are all accepted. Should the artist apply with digital art or videography, they must consider their own equipment to display this. This is to be discussed with the curator, should the artist be successful. Artworks may not be larger than 1000mm x 1000mm x 800mm. Wall hung artworks must have D rings attached for hanging and cannot weigh over 8kg due to the structure of the building. All work must arrive ready to display. If you wish to submit any form of print, it will be your responsibility to print it off and prepare it for exhibition before delivering it to us. Artwork cannot include any defamatory or discriminatory themes - at the discretion of the curator. Artist must be able to drop off work at location agreed with curator WC 30th November. Desirable that the artist be available for opening night 7th December 5 pm to 8 pm. Artist must be available for at least one 10 am to 1.30 pm or 1.30 pm to 4 pm shift stewarding in the gallery (The Gate Art Space, Gloucester), details to be discussed with the curator should the applicant be successful. Work can be sold, should the artist require this.  Prices must be listed in the initial application.  No commission is taken upon sale. Artists can organise a private sale with any interested buyer at the Artist’s discretion. The show will be advertised on multiple social avenues, such as The Gate’s Instagram page with over 400 followers, Gloucester Start , Visit Gloucester, as well as having posters placed around Gloucester and surrounding areas. ABOUT THE GATE ART SPACE, GLOUCESTER A not-for-profit art space run by artists for artists The Gate at 21 Westgate Street, Gloucester is a space with possibilities of use beyond the display of finished artworks (gallery) including storytelling, music, poetry, artist residencies and workshops. Gloucester is changing -  with the landmark Forum development, the imminent opening of the prestigious Hotel Indigo, the creation of the University of Gloucester city campus in the beautiful 1930s Debenhams building and with the wealth of new homes and student accommodation the city centre is set for a rennaisance. The Gate is an exciting, flexible and affordable place for art - a great place to get your work seen (and sold). The Gate is available for hire by artists and craftspeople. ABOUT SAMSON ARTS GLOUCESTER Samson Arts Gloucester is programme of arts activities within Gloucester, run by local artist and GCA member LJ Ellam. LJ Ellam is an interdisciplinary artist born and raised in Gloucester. Using tongue in cheek imagery to explore the grief around their physical body; making things messy and mocking of their ego and their relationships. The work falls somewhere on the spectrum of masochistic caricature and deadpan-humoured fetishism, craving to be visible. A sadist of art, overly cynical and sometimes an embarrassment, making the reality of their suffering to be apparent and more importantly compulsive to watch. They specialise in no specific medium, using sculpture, projection, installation and video, as well as 2D methods. They aim for what feels authentic, what looks stupid and what is ultimately uncalled for, pushing the boundaries of what they can get away with. You must have an account to make a submission using CuratorSpace. It's free and only takes a few moments. Once registered you'll be able to keep track of all of your submissions and get updates on upcoming opportunities. Already have an account? You'll need to log in to make a submission to this opportunity. You must have an account to send a message to the curator of this opportunity. Registering only takes a few moments. Once registered you'll be able to keep track of all of your submissions and get updates on upcoming opportunities. Already have an account? You must log in to send this curator a message. Get the latest CuratorSpace news, updates about new opportunities, upcoming deadlines, and art-related promotions. Submit your zine or book to be part of the Zine Library for our annual exhibition celebrating... Open Call for Artists - 43rd Community Art Exhibition in Virtual Reality Open Call for Artists! Be part of the 43rd Community Art Exhibition in Virtual Reality — an... Figurative Group Exhibition No. 35 Gallery invites artists worldwide to submit work for Figurative—International Online...

Fourth Wave

Red, Green and Gold Report this? Deadline: 07/11/2026 City: Brighton | Region: East Sussex | Country: United Kingdom | Mairi Lawther Fourth Wave present Red, Green and Gold, an alternative festive exhibition showcasing affordable art. Exhibiting on Brighton seafront in the Fishing Quarter Gallery from December 8th - December 12th. More details Red, Green and Gold Deadline: 07/11/2026City: Brighton | Region: East Sussex | Country: United Kingdom | Mairi Lawther Fourth Wave present Red, Green and Gold, an alternative festive exhibition showcasing affordable art. Exhibiting on Brighton seafront in the Fishing Quarter Gallery from December 8th - December 12th. Exhibition key dates Exhibition will be held at Fishing Quarter Gallery, Brighton. Submission deadline: November 7th 2026 Exhibition Dates: December 8th - December 12th 2026 Art work drop off date: Monday, December 7th (Fishing Quarter Gallery) Collection date: Sunday, December 13th (Fishing Quarter Gallery) Exhibition info We are looking for local artists (must be able to drop off and collect artwork in Brighton) who want to take part in our alternative festive exhibition.  This is an exhibition to celebrate the winter season and festive period (or it could be the dark side of festive occasions!). Think dark, interesting and weird. The more alternative the better! We welcome submissions from a range of media, inspired by festive occasions and colours. All artwork must be affordable and priced below £100. Pieces must be a maximum size of 80 x 80cm. Entry Fee £5 submission fee (for up to 3 pieces of work) £15 fee for successful artists The fee goes towards the hiring cost, advertising and a free bar at the private view. We are expecting a very busy private view and it is a fantastic opportunity to meet and connect with local artists and people looking to buy artwork.  We do not take commissions. 100% of the sales go to the artist. Fourth Wave Fourth Wave are a collective of 3 artists; Bethan Hamilton, Leigh-Anna Barber Corbett and Mairi Hedderwick Lawther, who live and work locally. We love working with local artists and are all practising artists and workshop hosts. Find us on Instagram to see our previous exhibitions: @four_thwave (869 followers and growing) After submitting your first artwork, you will then be directed to make a payment. Since the submission fee allows up to 3 submissions, you can then make two further submissions. You can do this by clicking on the 'Make a submission' tab again. Submission fees The following submission fees apply to this opportunity. - Submission fee (up to 3 artworks) - 5.00 GBP The appropriate fee will be payable using a debit or credit card after the first submission has been completed. If the submission fee allows you to submit more than once, you will be able to make further submissions after the first. Contact the curator if you have any questions about the opportunity or the submission fee, or email [email protected] if you have any questions about the payment process. You must have an account to make a submission using CuratorSpace. It's free and only takes a few moments. Once registered you'll be able to keep track of all of your submissions and get updates on upcoming opportunities. Already have an account? You'll need to log in to make a submission to this opportunity. You must have an account to send a message to the curator of this opportunity. Registering only takes a few moments. Once registered you'll be able to keep track of all of your submissions and get updates on upcoming opportunities. Already have an account? You must log in to send this curator a message. Get the latest CuratorSpace news, updates about new opportunities, upcoming deadlines, and art-related promotions. Submit your zine or book to be part of the Zine Library for our annual exhibition celebrating... Open Call for Artists - 43rd Community Art Exhibition in Virtual Reality Open Call for Artists! Be part of the 43rd Community Art Exhibition in Virtual Reality — an... Figurative Group Exhibition No. 35 Gallery invites artists worldwide to submit work for Figurative—International Online...

THE Gallery, Belvedere Tiburon Library

Hyper Color Entry Deadline: Nov 7, 2026, 11:59:00 PM Eligibility: Local Entry Fee: 35.00 California THE Gallery | Belvedere Tiburon Library 1501 Tiburon Boulevard, Tiburon, CA 94920 CALL FOR ENTRIES October 10, 2026 to November 7, 2026 HYPER COLOR Exhibition Dates: January 21, 2027 to March 3, 2027 HYPER COLOR is a group exhibition celebrating art that turns the saturation up. We're looking for works where vivid, intense color is the main event: electric hues, bold contrasts, glowing palettes, and pigments pushed to their limits. Color be… HYPER COLOR is a group exhibition celebrating art that turns the saturation up. We're looking for works where vivid, intense color is the main event: electric hues, bold contrasts, glowing palettes, and pigments pushed to their limits. Color becomes the unifying thread that ties a diverse show together into one visual conversation. What We're Looking For - Work in which saturated color drives the piece, whether abstract, figurative, or conceptual. - Accepted mediums: painting, illustration, printmaking, photography, textile, mixed media. - The entire piece doesn't need to be hyper-saturated, but we'd love to see bold, vivid color play a key role somewhere in the work, whether that's a dominant palette, a striking focal element, or a standout passage of color that anchors the piece Submissions will be evaluated on engagement with the theme, technique, overall mastery, creativity, and originality. THE Gallery, located inside the Belvedere Tiburon Library, is proud to showcase outstanding Bay Area artists at every stage of their careers. Each exhibition reaches thousands of visitors, including regular gallery and library patrons as well as people passing through on any given day. This accessibility is part of what makes HYPER COLOR such a fitting theme: saturated color communicates instantly, without requiring any art historical background to appreciate. It stops people mid-stride, stirs an emotional response, and invites a kind of looking that doesn't ask for expertise, only attention. Working in bold, concentrated color is also a real challenge for artists. It’s a study in contrast, harmony, and intensity, and that shared pursuit becomes a unifying thread across a show featuring many different hands and styles. We hope HYPER COLOR sparks genuine conversation between artists and viewers, and we remain deeply grateful to the community of artists who make this possible, sharing not only their work but themselves. Thank you for being part of it. OPEN TO BAY AREA ARTISTS 18 YEARS AND ABOVE. SUBMISSIONS ACCEPTED: Saturday, October 10, 2026, 12:01am. SUBMISSIONS CLOSE: Saturday, November 7, 2026, 11:59pm. JURYING: Submissions are first anonymously juried by a panel. (If your signature is on the front of your artwork, please cover it when you submit the images of your pieces.) Exhibition Directors then curate to create a cohesive show. ARTIST NOTIFICATION: Monday, November 23, 2026. ARTWORK DROP OFF DATES: Friday, January 15, 2027, from 11:00am to 1:00pm (preferred) or Saturday, January 16, 2027, from 9:00am to 10:30am (earlier is preferred). ARTWORK PICK UP DATES: Friday, March 5, 2027, 9am to 10:30am (preferred) or Saturday, March 6, 2027, 9am to 10:30am. OPENING RECEPTION: Thursday, January 21, 2027, 6pm to 8pm. COMMISSIONS: 70% to the Artist, 30% to the THE Gallery. FEE: $35 for up to 3 images. ALL WORK SUBMITTED MUST BE FOR SALE – no exceptions. - Two-dimensional original artworks only, such as framed or stretched canvas and framed works on paper (painting, illustration, printmaking, photography, textile, mixed media). - Reproductions of your art in another medium (e.g. an offset lithograph of your painting or a giclée print of your watercolor) will not be considered. Art created using artificial intelligence will not be considered. - Two-dimensional includes low-relief works (5 inches deep or less measured from the wall as hung). - We cannot accommodate works that are suspended from the ceiling or free-standing three-dimensional pieces (sculpture). - The library is a family destination and subject matter must be acceptable. - The images submitted must be the creation of and owned solely by the artist submitting. No copyright infringement of any artist, living or deceased, is permitted. - Maximum dimensions of ready-to-hang pieces (including frame, if framed) are 72” high x 60” wide. Minimum dimensions allowed are 8” high x 10” wide or 10" high x 8" wide. Please don’t submit if your work falls outside these parameters. - To avoid tipping from our walls, D-rings must be higher up on the back of the frame but low enough that neither they nor the wire show above top of frame. - In some cases, two D-rings towards the top of your frame without a wire across the back work best. Please select the option that you believe is most effective for hanging your piece flat against the wall. - For D-rings with wire, a braided stainless-steel wire or multi-filament is preferred. No sawtooth hangers are permitted. Please follow the guidelines below when entering your information. Accuracy upfront saves everyone time later. - Capitalize the first letter of your first and last name, your street address, your city, and use CA for the state. - Input your phone as xxx-xxx-xxxx. - We are only asking for unframed dimensions. Please input them as h" x w". - As part of your submission, complete a short bio and a short artist statement (each 475 characters or less--roughly 70 words). If the software won't allow you to finish a sentence, you have exceeded the allowable space. Please go back and reduce copy. - The artist statement will also be included in the jurying process so please omit your name in the artist statement. - Each submission MUST be entered separately. Review the third bullet of REGISTER ONLINE AT ARTCALL for directions. - IMPORTANT: Update your ArtCall photo before the end of the submission period as we cannot change it after the Call closes. If your artwork is accepted, your photograph will be featured in THE Gallery's "Meet the Participating Artists" web page and in the show’s exhibition album. - Make certain your website and/or Instagram addresses are current for inclusion in our materials. - And finally, please review all your information again (title, price, dimensions, bio, artist statement, artist photo, etc) before the Call closes. We cannot make changes to this information after the Call closes on November 7, 2026. - All entries are to be submitted digitally via ArtCall. If you do not have an account at ArtCall.org, you will be asked to create a profile by registering online at https://hypercolor.artcall.org. This takes just a few minutes, and enables you to upload your images. - If you already have an account, sign on with your username and password. - You may submit up to three works of art for consideration. Each submission will need to be entered into ArtCall as a separate entry (click on “Add new Submission” for each entry) but all covered by one fee. - For each submission, in addition to the primary image, you may attach two additional images showing details of your art work at no additional charge. - If your submission is framed, please submit the unframed size of each piece as well as the framed size. - Please submit images for each entry in JPG/Jpeg format showing the full piece. Images must be in 72 ppi resolution and between 1920 px (minimum) and 4600 px (maximum) for the longest side. Photo files must not exceed 10MB. Reminder, if your signature is on the front of your artwork, please cover it for your submittal. - For selected artwork, place label—with title, your name, email & phone—on back at lower-right corner for Intake. - Wrapping materials must be removed and taken with you upon Intake completion. - Accepted work will be hung in either the skylight gallery or the long gallery at our complete discretion based on cohesive groupings and an overall visual rhythm re placement. - Artwork must remain on view for the duration of the exhibition. - Images are displayed in a Web Gallery and in an exhibition album along with artist’s statement, bio and ArtCall profile picture. - Accepted artists agree the artwork, in whole or in part, may be used by the Library for publicity in various forms including print, online and social media. - Transactions of sales and sales tax are processed through the Belvedere Tiburon Library Foundation. The Library retains 30% commission to support programming, book purchases and materials. We cannot guarantee sale of any artwork. - Volunteers will handle your work with utmost care. The library has insurance coverage but strongly recommends that in addition, exhibiting artists carry their own insurance. Please contact Katie Sutton at [email protected] if you have further questions. HYPER COLOR Exhibition Director: Katie Sutton. THE Gallery volunteers are deeply grateful to our participating artists.Your support makes all this happen—a place where art and community meet.

Association EurAsia Dance Project International Network ETS

Online EurAsia Auditions for The Middle East Oct 12, 2026 | Funding/Scholarships Open call for contemporary & urban dancers from The Middle East. Where: Online When: August / November 2026 Deadline for applications: Send your application within November 8th 2026 at midnight C.E.T. – Central European Time. Due to the wars happening in The Middle East, unfortunately also this 2026 the EurAsia Auditions on tour in the following countries will have an online application and selection process, and not in-person as usual: Lebanon, Armenia, Syria, Kuwait, Iran, Palestine. Dancers based in one of the above mentioned countries can apply for this opportunity. The Association EurAsia Dance Project International Network ETS recognizes the State of Palestine and we want to open this opportunity also to Palestinians now based abroad and able to apply to this call. Stefano Fardelli will select aspiring Contemporary and Urban dance students for a three years professional program, with internationally recognized diploma, at DanceHaus – Accademia Susanna Beltrami (Italy), CDSH – Contemporary Dance School Hamburg (Germany), DanceHaus Hip Hop Department (Italy), Padova Dance Project (Italy), Europe. All the audition winners will be awarded with a 30% – 40% – 50% – 60% – 80% EurAsia Scholarship for a professional program in contemporary or urban dance techniques in Europe, becoming part of the Network as EurAsia Students first, and then as EurAsia Dancers after obtaining the Diploma at the end of the three years of training. How to apply: Applicants must submit the following to [email protected]: – a few dance photos of themselves (the participant should be the one visible within the frame) – a short bio – fill out and sign both the Auditions Registration and the EurAsia Form and send them in PDF format – for contemporary dancers: a video uploaded on YouTube, private or unlisted link, no public video are required, with a full Ballet barre class (no more than 20 minutes video) , a contemporary sequence (no more than 2 minutes), and additionally, but not as a must, a traditional dance piece (no more than 2 minutes) . Please make sure that any passwords required to access the video are provided in the application to allow easy access. – for urban dancers: a video uploaded on YouTube, private or unlisted link, no public video are required, with a hip hop – urban sequence (no more than 2 minutes), a contemporary sequence (no more than 2 minutes) a traditional dance piece (no more than 2 minutes). Please make sure that any passwords required to access the video are provided in the application to allow easy access. The videos uploaded on YouTube can be one or more than one. Participants can apply for both categories providing all the required material for both sections. Costs for participants: No audition fee Contact details: [email protected] WhatsApp: +39 3394424771 For further information, please visit https://www.eurasiadanceproject.com/auditions/online-auditions-2026-middle-east/ For more dance AUDITIONS, visit https://dancingopportunities.com/category/auditions/

Uncool Gallery

Uncool Artist Residency (UAR) 2027 Deadline: 08 Nov 2026 Country: United States A one-year online residency you can join from anywhere. Strengthen your practice, receive critical curatorial feedback, build solid connections, and develop visibility through a curated NYC solo exhibition and gallery representation. No relocation, no studio rent, no visa logistics. Weekly group sessions, monthly one-on-one meetings, and rotating curators and artist advisors guide you through a structured process. The residency culminates the following year in a curated solo exhibition in our NYC gallery space, with documentation and Artsy presence for 1–2 years. Duration of residency UAR is structured as a one-year residency, with a flexible quarterly entry pathway for artists who prefer to begin with a 12-week commitment. The year-long residency is a full arc that leads to a curated NYC solo exhibition, Uncool Gallery representation and Artsy presence. The quarterly residency is a focused 12-week cycle that sharpens clarity, documentation, and production without an exhibition or representation outcome.   Year-Long Residency 12 months (48 program weeks across four 12-week quarters). Rotating curators and artist advisors in weekly meetings with the cohort. Monthly 1:1 meetings. Culminates in a curated solo exhibition in our NYC gallery space the following year, with documentation, representation and Artsy presence (1–2 years). Alongside your solo exhibition outcome, the year builds a strong peer cohort and curator network that continues supporting your work. Approximately 10 artists per weekly group. Quarterly Thematic Residency 12 weeks (one quarter). No exhibition or representation outcome for a single quarter. Artists may continue into subsequent quarters through renewal. Theme-specific cohort + targeted deliverables. Quarterly residents also access this peer and curator network, joining the conversations of their chosen cohort. Outcome: clear statement, portfolio/docs, and 3–10 consistent works. Accommodation UAR is 100% online residency. Solo show in NYC can be managed remotely. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance Visual ArtsFees and support UAR combines the rigor of advanced study with the visibility and representation usually gained through gallery membership. We designed our funding structure to keep this level of engagement both sustainable and accessible.   Tuition • Year-long residency: $15,200 • Quarterly residency: $3,800   Enrollment Payment A 30% enrollment payment confirms your place after acceptance and is applied directly toward tuition.   Scholarships Up to two partial scholarships of 50% are available per quarter. Scholarships are awarded one quarter at a time and are available only through the quarterly residency pathway. Applicants applying directly to the full-year residency are not eligible for scholarship consideration. Full scholarships are not available.   Payment Plans We work case by case with accepted artists to make participation feasible. Installment plans are flexible and tailored to individual circumstances. Expectations towards the artist This residency is tailored for artists who: Want to advance their practice with context and intention. Value curatorial feedback, critical thinking, and peer exchanges. Are committed to producing, documenting, and presenting their work over 12 months. Seek visibility that emerges from sustained work and structured preparation. Value being part of an international network of artists, curators, and advisors. Embrace curatorial dialogue and critical thinking, with reflection and conceptual alignment at the center. It is designed to meet artists where they are and help them articulate their practice with depth and clarity. Application information Full application details are available on our application form and website. Website: https://uncoolartist.com/residency/ Apply here: https://uncoolartist.formstack.com/forms/uar_application_form

Salzburg Festival

Audition Notice Salzburg Festival 2027 Oct 24, 2026 | Auditions For an opera production at the Salzburg Festival 2027, we are looking for professional dancers as... For an opera production at the Salzburg Festival 2027, we are looking for professional dancers as well as athletic and stage-experienced extras. When:11 November 2026, from 9:30 am Where: Salzburg Festival, Hofstallgasse 1, Salzburg, Austria Deadline for applications: Online registration required by 8 November 2026 We are looking for: – 13 professional male dancers, aged 18–50 – 15 athletic and physically very fit male extras, aged 18–50 – 20 dynamic, athletic and stage-experienced male extras, aged 18–50 The production involves intense and dynamic movement sequences, so physical fitness, agility and stamina are essential for all roles. The opera and its Leading Team will be announced at our programme presentation in December. For further information and to apply visit https://www.salzburgerfestspiele.at/castings#opersommer Photo: SF/Virginia Rota For more dance AUDITIONS, visit https://dancingopportunities.com/category/auditions/

The FLUX Review

The FLUX Review Edition 15 Report this? Deadline: 08/11/2026 The FLUX Review International Open Call for Artists | The FLUX Review Edition 15 More details The FLUX Review Edition 15 Deadline: 08/11/2026International Open Call for Artists | The FLUX Review Edition 15 The FLUX Review is now selecting artists for Edition 15 of our international contemporary art and culture publication. We are looking for distinctive artists, photographers, sculptors, designers, performers, collectives and creative practitioners whose work deserves to be seen, discussed and documented. Whether you are an emerging artist developing your professional profile or an established practitioner with a new body of work, exhibition or project to share, we would love to discover what you are creating. More Than A Magazine Feature The FLUX Review is a beautifully produced 200-page biannual publication dedicated to contemporary art, creativity, culture and world exploration. Each edition brings together a carefully selected group of artists alongside interviews, critical writing, cultural features and conversations with figures from across the creative industries. We don't simply fill pages. Artists are selected according to the strength of their work, their story and how their practice can contribute to the editorial identity of each edition. Once selected, we will discuss the most effective way to present your work. Audience & Reach The FLUX Review connects featured artists with an established international audience across print, digital, social media, exhibitions and the wider FLUX network. - The FLUX Review has approximately 13,000 followers on Instagram. - Each edition has a physical print run of approximately 4000 copies, distributed through our network and at FLUX exhibitions, events, cultural projects and selected locations. - More than 20,000 copies of The FLUX Review have been distributed since the publication launched. - The digital edition is sent to our database of more than 10,000 subscribers and contacts. - Previous editions have been stocked internationally, with distribution particularly across the UK, Europe and the United States. - Copies are available at FLUX Exhibitions, which attract thousands of visitors including artists, collectors, art professionals and members of the art-buying public. - Digital editions can be read internationally and are also shared by the artists featured within each edition, extending the publication's reach into their own professional and creative networks. - The publication is also distributed through selected cultural, hospitality, corporate and art-related partnerships. Our readership includes artists, collectors, curators, creative professionals, galleries, designers and culturally curious readers with an interest in contemporary art, travel, design and culture. Rather than targeting one narrow demographic, The FLUX Review reaches an internationally minded audience interested in discovering artists, creative practices, cultural destinations and new ideas. What Selected Artists Receive - Professionally presented editorial coverage in Edition 15 - Inclusion in the printed international edition of The FLUX Review - A digital edition that can be shared through your website, portfolio, social media and professional applications - A complimentary copy of the printed magazine - Exposure across The FLUX Review and FLUX Exhibition audiences - Inclusion within the wider FLUX artist network - Consideration for future FLUX projects, exhibitions, commissions, collaborations and art placements - The opportunity to have your work introduced to an established international art and cultural audience Artists featured through FLUX have previously been invited to opportunities including hotel and corporate art placements, large-scale commissions, murals, cultural events, pop-ups and collaborative projects. There is no additional fee to apply for these opportunities when they arise. Who Can Apply? We welcome submissions from the UK and internationally. We consider painting, sculpture, photography, drawing, printmaking, mixed media, digital art, installation, textiles, ceramics, performance, conceptual and multidisciplinary practices, as well as artist collectives, independent galleries and curatorial projects. We are particularly interested in work with a strong visual identity, an interesting story, an unusual process or a clear and developing artistic practice. You do not need to have gallery representation or an extensive exhibition history. We are interested in the work. Editorial Options There is no charge to submit your work for consideration. If selected, participation is £70 per published page, with a 20% reduction available for multiple-page features. - 1–2 pages: Artist profile featuring selected works, artist statement and an overview of your practice. - 4+ pages: Extended editorial feature or bespoke interview, allowing greater space to explore your background, ideas, influences, creative process and current work. For interviews, our editorial team develops questions specifically around your individual practice rather than using a generic interview format. We will discuss the most appropriate format with each selected artist before anything is confirmed. There is no obligation to proceed simply because your work has been selected. About The FLUX Review Created by the team behind FLUX Exhibition, The FLUX Review has developed into an international platform bringing together contemporary art, artists, collectors, creative professionals and culturally curious readers. The magazine is produced as both a collectable printed publication and a digital edition, allowing featured artists to continue sharing their feature long after publication. Previous editions have featured emerging and established artists alongside curators, art-world professionals, cultural figures and creative industry leaders. Our aim is to create a publication people want to keep, read and return to, while giving artists the space for their work and ideas to be presented properly. How To Apply Please submit: - A selection of recent work - Your artist statement or a short description of your practice - Your website and/or Instagram, if applicable - Details of any current or forthcoming exhibitions, projects, awards or developments you would particularly like us to know about You do not need to prepare a finished article or decide how many pages you would like before applying. We select artists first and then work with each successful applicant to determine the most appropriate editorial approach. We are looking forward to discovering the artists who will shape Edition 15 of The FLUX Review. You must have an account to make a submission using CuratorSpace. It's free and only takes a few moments. Once registered you'll be able to keep track of all of your submissions and get updates on upcoming opportunities. Already have an account? You'll need to log in to make a submission to this opportunity. You must have an account to send a message to the curator of this opportunity. Registering only takes a few moments. Once registered you'll be able to keep track of all of your submissions and get updates on upcoming opportunities. Already have an account? You must log in to send this curator a message. Get the latest CuratorSpace news, updates about new opportunities, upcoming deadlines, and art-related promotions. Applications are invited from members of the Association of Finnish Sculptors for a four-week... Open Call Exhibition - Merry Making – 21 November 2026 – 9 January 2027 Despite the frustration and hard work in the act of making we can not deny the joy it brings us... Abstract Art - Open Call Call for Artists: ‘Abstract Art' Exhibition – November/December 2026. Open Gallery is...

interno5danza

Audition Notice interno5danza Oct 23, 2026 | Uncategorized interno5danza are looking for strong male dancers. Where: Naples, Italy When: 16 November 2026... interno5danza are looking for strong male dancers. Where: Naples, Italy When: 16 November 2026 Deadline for applications: 8 November 2026 Hybris is a new site specific dance performance. We are looking for male dancers with strong experience in contemporary dance and improvisation. Rehearsals 30 Nov – 11 Dec · performances 12–13 Dec How to apply: send your CV plus 2 video links at [email protected] For further information, please visit https://www.instagram.com/interno5danza/ For more dance AUDITIONS, visit https://dancingopportunities.com/category/auditions/

MANGO

REARTLITY, the reality of our land, told by artists on a virtual map. Deadline: 08 Nov 2026 Country: Global REARTLITY, an international open call aimed at creating an interactive cartographic exhibition focused on the relationship between humans and the earth and the ecosystems we inhabit. You can apply here through November 8: https://forms.gle/5xHUDDH3yespLdkF7 About the Virtual Exhibition This exhibition is designed to integrate seamlessly into the artist’s workflow: it enriches their career and keeps their works on continuous display without the logistical barriers of transportation or customs. As a globally accessible space, it allows audiences from every corner of the world to experience each participant’s work while the artist continues to produce and exhibit within their own territory. Why an Interactive Cartographic Format? Presenting the artists through a map format serves a clear conceptual purpose: to highlight planetary interconnection and underscore the urgency of preserving our Earth and its common goods. Global Territorial Connection: By geolocating each proposal, the exhibition demonstrates how creators from diverse regions respond to and draw attention to local and global environmental challenges. Visibility Without Borders: The cartography weaves the works into a living archive that transcends geographical divisions. Network and Community: Participating in MANGO means joining an ecosystem focused on fostering transdisciplinary dialogue between art, the environment, science, ancestral heritage, and community. Duration of residency 5 months virtual exhibition Accommodation the virtual exhibition will be displayed on a virtual map. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance All disciplines are welcome to participate. Please note that the exhibition will be presented in digital format: JPG, PNG, video, and/or audio.Fees and support Application: Submitting an application through the form is completely free of charge. Collaborative Contribution (accepted proposals only): To sustain the technical and independent infrastructure, those presenting accepted works will make a single contribution of USD 20 (US Dollars). Allocation of Funds: MANGO is a self-sustained platform that does not receive direct public grants for this program. This collaborative contribution is dedicated entirely to covering: ○ Hosting, development, and maintenance of the interactive map. ○ Production and technical coordination of the live opening event. ○ Promotion across MANGO’s institutional channels, social media, and network of alliances. ○ General administrative and operational management. Expectations towards the artist We expect the artist will comply with the exhibition’s established conditions.

ExtrArtis

Extrartis Open Call for Artist in Residence in Sorrento Coast Italy Deadline: 08 Nov 2026 Country: Italy ExtrArtis provides an opportunity for dialogue on the sense of belonging to a shared European space, as envisaged by the European Year of Cultural Heritage, through experimental processes that support the idea of heritage as a resource (Bucharest Declaration, 16 April 2019 – as highlighted by the European slogan “Our heritage: where the past meets the future”). Duration of residency 10 days Accommodation Relais La Rupe in Sorrento, Italy Disciplines, work equipment and assistance Visual ArtsStudio / Workspace the provision, by and at the expense of ExtrArtis, to the Selected Artists of suites, swimming pool and garden park for their exclusive use within the Artist Accommodation where the Artist Residency practice will take place and where they will stay during the artistic experience from 30 November to 9 December 2026. This year, the Artist Accommodation for the Artist Residency experience will be hosted in a venue in Southern Italy named Relais La Rupe (www.relaislarupesorrento.com).Fees and support The award to the Selected Artists is of EUR 500.00 (five hundred/00), inclusive of the material costs required to produce the Artistic Proposal, SUPPORTED BY EXTRARTIS. Also ExtrArtis will cover all the costs of the final exhibition and for the accomodation. In order to participate in the Call, each artist must pay a mandatory and non-refundable registration fee of EUR 20.00 (twenty/00) (the “Fee”), it being understood that – regardless of the outcome of the selection under the Call – each participant will be offered, free of charge, the opportunity to be promoted on the ExtrArtis platform’s social media channels, where applicable. Expectations towards the artist the “Selected Artists” are required to produce, during and/or within the Artist Residency, at least two physical artworks (the “Artistic Proposal”), which may be created in situ or elsewhere and, in any case, must be completed no later than the end of the Residency period. The requirement for at least two works is related to their placement within the Artist Accommodation: respectively, in the suite assigned to the Selected Artist during the Artist Residency and in the park belonging to the Artist Accommodation and facing the suite Application information Artists wishing to participate in the Artist Residency Call must send the required documents, including proof of payment of the participation fee, in a single PDF to [email protected]: a) a photocopy of a valid identity document together with the artist’s detailed CV, including email and social media contact details so that the artist may be contacted if selected as a Selected Artist (maximum 1 page); b) the artist’s portfolio, including a brief description of their work and artistic method (a digital portfolio of no more than 10 works produced in recent years, with images in JPG format); c) a descriptive and visual text concerning the two or more artworks making up the planned Artistic Proposal to be produced during the Artist Residency practice required under this Call; d) an optional motivation letter outlining the artist’s intentions, objectives and expectations in relation to the Artist Residency (maximum 1 page), to be attached at the end of the Artistic Proposal; e) proof of payment of the participation Fee via PayPal Link or by bank transfer to the account of Associazione Culturale Artists Residencies, IBAN IT35S0103040260000001051595, with the payment reference “ExtrArtis event participation fee_First name and Surname”.

Phoenix Cinema

Christmas Fair at the Phoenix Cinema: 5-6 December 2026 Report this? Deadline: 08/11/2026 City: London | Region: London | Country: United Kingdom | Phoenix Cinema Phoenix Cinema is opening doors for a Christmas film-themed fair – Apply for a stall now! Whether you paint or make quilts, knit or screen print, make jewellery or arrange wreaths – if you can draw inspiration from film, we’d like to hear from you. More details Christmas Fair at the Phoenix Cinema: 5-6 December 2026 Deadline: 08/11/2026City: London | Region: London | Country: United Kingdom | Phoenix Cinema Phoenix Cinema is opening doors for a Christmas film-themed fair – Apply for a stall now! Whether you paint or make quilts, knit or screen print, make jewellery or arrange wreaths – if you can draw inspiration from film, we’d like to hear from you. We’re looking for arts and crafts sellers who have works that incorporate film and cinema, whether the works are dedicated to a beloved Christmas movie, capture the cinematic experience or relate to a moment in cinema’s history. Works can also be linked to the Phoenix Cinema itself: based in North London’s East Finchley, we are one of the oldest continuously running independent cinemas in the UK, and a registered charity. If you’re looking for inspiration and haven’t visited us before, come by for a cuppa or a chat with our friendly staff. Accepted media: painting, illustration, print, photography, jewellery, ceramics, glass, collage, textile. We also welcome art books (film/cinema-linked), greeting cards, pins & badges, flower/wreath arrangements, Christmas decorations, candles, etc. No AI generated works accepted. All works must be hand-made and safe for purchase. Location: Phoenix Cinema, East Finchley, 52 High Road N2 9PJ Date & time: Saturday 5 December & Sunday 6 December, 10 am-4 pm Participation fee: £35 All proceeds will go to the artist. The cinema doesn't take commissions.  Application deadline: 23:59, Sunday 8 November. You will receive support from the cinema’s marketing team publicising the event and your profile on social media. You can apply to sell on both days or just one (please specify which in your application); the stall fee is the same. Please also specify whether you'd need a full table or half-table. Spaces are limited to 10 sellers per day.  Important: Space is limited, so please bring a compact freestanding display or hanging system that fits within your allocated area (56x56cm half-table and 70x70cm full table). Note: no direct wall mounting will be available. Storage space is also limited, so please bring only as much stock as you can keep in your own space. Excluding food and drinks sellers. *Subject to cinema programme confirmation. Will be confirmed in November. For film-related inspiration, you can take a look at our website: www.phoenixcinema.co.uk You must have an account to make a submission using CuratorSpace. It's free and only takes a few moments. Once registered you'll be able to keep track of all of your submissions and get updates on upcoming opportunities. Already have an account? You'll need to log in to make a submission to this opportunity. You must have an account to send a message to the curator of this opportunity. Registering only takes a few moments. Once registered you'll be able to keep track of all of your submissions and get updates on upcoming opportunities. Already have an account? You must log in to send this curator a message. Get the latest CuratorSpace news, updates about new opportunities, upcoming deadlines, and art-related promotions. Call for Artists: ‘Abstract Art' Exhibition – November/December 2026. Open Gallery is... OPEN CALL for artists and writers - Labour Repetition of the Print Process Art and written open call submissions on the theme of LABOUR REPETITION of the PRINT Process... Transcendence - 4th edition Call For Artists Will future generations grasp the depth of our love, the transformations we undergo, and the...

motion*s Tanz- und Bewegungsstudio

motion*s Tanz – und Bewegungsstudio Basis Program Oct 21, 2026 | Uncategorized motion*s Tanz- und Bewegungsstudio offer a 4- or 6-month part-time intensive dance program. Where:... motion*s Tanz- und Bewegungsstudio offer a 4- or 6-month part-time intensive dance program. Where: motion*s Tanz- und Bewegungsstudio, Berlin, Germany When: 4 January – 30 June 2027 (6 months), 2 March – 1 July 2027 (4 months) Deadline for applications: 8 November 2026, 31 January 2027, 14 February 2027 The Basis Program is designed both for people who simply enjoy dancing and for active performers from other areas of the performing arts. It can also serve as an introduction to the broad field of bodywork or complement existing training in this area. Previous experience in dance and movement is always helpful, but it is not required. The program offers a wide variety of dance styles, ranging from urban dance to contemporary dance, through both dedicated group classes and the wider range of classes available in the motion*s weekly schedule. The Basis Program combines fixed group classes on two days per week with access to the entire motion*s weekly class schedule. The 6-month program takes place on Mondays and Wednesdays, while the 4-month program takes place on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Classes are scheduled across two days per week: one day consists of two 2-hour classes, and the other consists of three 1.5-hour classes. All classes take place between 10:00 and 17:00. The exact timetable will be communicated shortly before the program begins. How to apply: More info and application details: https://www.motionsberlin.de/ausbildung/basisprogram/. Registration: https://tally.so/r/xXQOVk Costs for participants: The monthly fee is €365/month (€2,190 for 6 months or €1,460 for 4 months), plus a one-time €25 audition fee. Contact details: [email protected] For further information, please visit https://www.motionsberlin.de/ausbildung/basisprogram/ Find more DANCE PROGRAMMES here https://dancingopportunities.com/category/dance-programs/

Call to Artists: Solo and Group Exhibition Proposals November 8, 2026 7 days left Community art center in Hamilton, Ohio, accepting proposals for solo and group exhibitions in all visual art and fine craft media for the 2027-2028 schedule. Four galleries and a corridor gallery host... Community art center in Hamilton, Ohio, accepting proposals for solo and group exhibitions in all visual art and fine craft media for the 2027-2028 schedule. Four galleries and a corridor gallery host well-attended openings, and lens-based proposals may be considered for a future FotoFocus Biennial. About this opportunity Eligibility Info Open to artists working in most media, with a focus on local artists

Camden Art Centre

Camden Art Centre Winter Ceramics Market Report this? Deadline: 08/11/2026 City: London | Region: London | Country: United Kingdom | Alisa Aistova Camden Art Centre is inviting ceramic makers to take part in our Winter Ceramics Market, taking place on Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 November 2026, 11am–5pm. The market will bring together emerging and established ceramicists across Gallery 3 and the Drawing Studio, offering visitors the opportunity to discover and buy unique handmade work directly from makers. A limited number of stalls are still available for one or both days. Places are confirmed on a first-completed basis following appro Camden Art Centre Winter Ceramics Market Deadline: 08/11/2026City: London | Region: London | Country: United Kingdom | Alisa Aistova Camden Art Centre is inviting ceramic makers to take part in our Winter Ceramics Market, taking place on Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 November 2026, 11am–5pm. The market will bring together emerging and established ceramicists across Gallery 3 and the Drawing Studio, offering visitors the opportunity to discover and buy unique handmade work directly from makers. A limited number of stalls are still available for one or both days. Places are confirmed on a first-completed basis following approval, once both payment and signed Participant Terms & Conditions have been received. Applications may close early if we receive a high volume of submissions. We particularly welcome makers producing ceramic work suitable for seasonal gifting. Camden Art Centre is hosting a winter ceramics market on Sat 28 and Sun 29 November 2026, from 11–5pm. Details This opportunity is most suited to makers looking to sell their own ceramic work for seasonal gifting, as opposed to showcasing fine art ceramics. Sellers can apply to exhibit for one or both days of the market. There are 35 stalls are available each day across our Gallery 3 and Drawing Studio spaces. This is a reduction, based on feedback, from our 2025 market to allow exhibitors more space. Tables will be provided and each stall will be a minimum of 90 x 75cm. Stall holders must provide their own arrangements for taking payments and packaging goods. Stalls will be allocated by a draw on the morning of each day (sellers here for two days will keep the same pitch for both days). Stall holders are expected to obtain and hold their own public liability insurance that covers their participation in this event. Timings Set up can take place from 9am each morning. Wares can be dropped off and stored at Camden Art Centre during the week before the market and collected the following week, dates and times to be confirmed. Promotion Camden Art Centre will be promoting the market through its social media and mailing lists, including with paid ads. Last year this brought c.1,400 visitors across the two days. Cost Pitches cost £99 per day, inc. VAT. No commission will be applied to sales. How to apply The deadline for applications is end of day Sunday 8 November 2026. Applications may close early if we receive a high volume of submissions. Successful applicants will be notified by Monday 9 November. If your application is approved we will send you a payment link to confirm your booking. You will have 48 hours to make this payment. Stalls are only confirmed once the payment is made. Make a submission Contact the curatorYou must have an account to make a submission using CuratorSpace. It's free and only takes a few moments. Once registered you'll be able to keep track of all of your submissions and get updates on upcoming opportunities. Already have an account? You'll need to log in to make a submission to this opportunity. You must have an account to send a message to the curator of this opportunity. Registering only takes a few moments. Once registered you'll be able to keep track of all of your submissions and get updates on upcoming opportunities. Already have an account? You must log in to send this curator a message. Get the latest CuratorSpace news, updates about new opportunities, upcoming deadlines, and art-related promotions. Art and written open call submissions on the theme of LABOUR REPETITION of the PRINT Process... Transcendence - 4th edition Call For Artists Will future generations grasp the depth of our love, the transformations we undergo, and the... DREDGE - a collective exhibition OPEN CALL DREDGE - a collective exhibition at The Gate Art Space, Gloucester Samson Arts Gloucester is...

California Aggregation for Gender Diversity

Issue 3 Under My Skin Magazine | With Us (ARE YOU?) Report this? Deadline: 08/11/2026 City: San Francisco, California | Country: United States | Robyn Mallery With Us (ARE YOU?), issue 3 of Under My Skin Magazine, follows up Shadows and Euphoria. While the first two issues explore different parts of the self, issue 3 grasps collective feelings of the gender diverse community, calling out into the void asking who is truly With Us. We ask you, the artist, to explore what being With Us truly looks like, how it feels when those who say they love us vote for our demise, how politics have caused us to feel isolated or, on the opposite side, how we ha Issue 3 Under My Skin Magazine | With Us (ARE YOU?) Deadline: 08/11/2026City: San Francisco, California | Country: United States | Robyn Mallery With Us (ARE YOU?), issue 3 of Under My Skin Magazine, follows up Shadows and Euphoria. While the first two issues explore different parts of the self, issue 3 grasps collective feelings of the gender diverse community, calling out into the void asking who is truly With Us. We ask you, the artist, to explore what being With Us truly looks like, how it feels when those who say they love us vote for our demise, how politics have caused us to feel isolated or, on the opposite side, how we have found people who are With Us and will stand up for us. With Us (ARE YOU?), issue 3 of Under My Skin Magazine, follows up Shadows and Euphoria. While the first two issues explore different parts of the self, issue 3 grasps collective feelings of the gender diverse community, calling out into the void, asking who is truly With Us. We ask you, the artist, to explore what being With Us truly looks like, how it feels when those who say they love us vote for our demise, how politics have caused us to feel isolated or, on the opposite side, how we have found people who are With Us and will stand up for us. We're looking for poems, essays, articles, all forms of visual art, etc. We would love to also promote music and film, even if we can't physically put that media into paper. We especially encourage submissions from artists who are multiply marginalised, chronically ill, disabled, trans, intersex, undocumented, incarcerated or formerly incarcerated, low-income, and otherwise systemically excluded. You are welcome to use a pseudonym if you like. Benefits: Artists will receive a digital copy of the published work Credit lines and description of the artwork will accompany images in the issue. We will provide promotion via our growing social media (1000~ across all channels) and our website. +Other opportunities as they arise. Issue 1 was featured in Queer Zest Zine Fest this year! WHO ARE WE? The California Aggregation for Gender Diversity exists to build community, provide resources, and educate the public on Transgender, Genderqueer, Intersex, and Nonbinary (TGIN+) topics through history and art programming. In the "+" we recognize Hijra, Two-Spirit, Fa’afafine, Māhū, Fakaleiti, Muxe, Wíŋkte, Nádleeh, Ininiikaazo, Bakla, Ashtime, Mashoga, Quariwarmi, Tida Wena, Whakawahine, Travesti, Xanith, X-Jenda, Calabai/Calalai/Bissu, Kathoey, Mak Nyah, Burrnesha, Femminiello, Alyha/Hwame, Biza’ah, Lhamana, Nadleeh, Waria, Ninauposkitzipxpe, Mukhannathun, Aravani, Dhurani, Jagakappa, Khawaja Sira, Kothi, Metis, Ombodhu, Rupantarkami, Acaults, Agender, Bigender, Genderfluid, Demigender, Pangender, and all other Third Gender individuals and plurals. Our small but mighty team imagines a place in which we can proudly celebrate our worldwide community together. With an ambitious plan to build or purchase a brick and mortar museum space in the beautiful San Francisco Bay Area, we want to hit the ground running with interim programming like workshops, hangouts, and our signature event: an annual TGIN+ art exhibition. Our goal is for the museum to become a staple in the community it serves for events, film screenings, education, speaking programs, research, art, and meetings, and much more. We want the building itself to signify a dramatic shift in the narrative about TGIN+ people and how we exist in society. Recently, our focus has shifted from California based to nationwide as attacks on our community have escalated. We still have a long-term goal of building the museum, but our immediate efforts are focused on the safety and wellbeing of our community. You must have an account to make a submission using CuratorSpace. It's free and only takes a few moments. Once registered you'll be able to keep track of all of your submissions and get updates on upcoming opportunities. Already have an account? You'll need to log in to make a submission to this opportunity. You must have an account to send a message to the curator of this opportunity. Registering only takes a few moments. Once registered you'll be able to keep track of all of your submissions and get updates on upcoming opportunities. Already have an account? You must log in to send this curator a message. Get the latest CuratorSpace news, updates about new opportunities, upcoming deadlines, and art-related promotions. Applications are invited from members of the Association of Finnish Sculptors for a four-week... Open Call Exhibition - Merry Making – 21 November 2026 – 9 January 2027 Despite the frustration and hard work in the act of making we can not deny the joy it brings us... 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Est-Nord-Est

Est-Nord-Est Artist Residency 2027–2028 Artist in Residence just added Updated: 15 October 2026 Artist in Residence just added Est-Nord-Est Artist Residency 2027–2028 Updated: 15 October 2026 Est-Nord-Est invites professional visual artists from Québec, Canada and internationally to undertake an eight-week residency focused on artistic research and experimentation. Four artists are hosted per season, with a dedicated studio-workshop, technical resources and opportunities for public engagement. Who can apply: Professional visual artists at emerging or established stages, from Québec, Canada and internationally. Collectives are eligible. The Summer 2027 residency prioritises artists of African descent, while welcoming applicants whose practices resonate with its themes of osmosis, Black experience and relationships with the living world. What you get: CAD $2,080 honorarium, studio-workshop accommodation, access to specialised equipment and documentation resources, technical and logistical support, local resources, and opportunities to share research publicly. A selected community workshop proposal receives an additional CAD $300 honorarium. Deadline 08 November 2026

The Other Art Fair

The Other Art Fair Los Angeles February 2027 November 8, 2026 7 days left Featured Now accepting applications for the 17th edition of The Other Art Fair Los Angeles, returning for LA Art Week, February 25 - 28, 2027 at Blueground 7th Street Studios. The Other Art Fair is a global gathering... Now accepting applications for the 17th edition of The Other Art Fair Los Angeles, returning for LA Art Week, February 25 - 28, 2027 at Blueground 7th Street Studios. The Other Art Fair is a global gathering of creative thinkers, game changers and pleasure seekers sharing emerging talent and unforgettable experiences. With Fairs across the world in North America and the United Kingdom, The Other Art Fair is a global brand with a local focus. Are you an early-stage artist facing the traditional barriers of the contemporary art world? You may qualify for their New Futures prize, where one recipient is awarded free exhibition space at The Other Art Fair Los Angeles. Please view the eligibility criteria and New Futures application at https://form.jotform.com/262746231021144.

Boathouse

Winter ReTREAT 26-27 Deadline: 08 Nov 2026 Country: India Boathouse invites all creatives – visual artists, painters, sculptors, illustrators, designers, photographers, filmmakers, screen and playwrights, novelists, musicians, performance artists, dancers and choreographers, curators and creative thinkers to join us at The Artist Retreat for a self-led residency. The residency is based in “Boathouse”, a critically acclaimed building surrounded by lush greenery and birds. The rooms are large, spacious and restful invoking calm. The house provides many nooks and corners for artists to work together or in isolation. Situated near the Nal Sarovar and Thol Bird sanctuary, the house rings of songs by many birds in winter. Surrounded by green wetlands the Boathouse is an ideal place for working, contemplating, reading or just feeling lost in nature. The historic city of Ahmedabad is a UNESCO world heritage site, besides this there are buildings by modern masters Le Corbusier, Louis Kahn and B V Doshi. The Residency is ideal for those who wish to work or contemplate in peace or those who wish to network with other artists and learn from the vast resources of internationally acclaimed design institutes in Ahmedabad. Duration of residency Two weeks to Two months Accommodation The Boathouse is a modern house, built in 2017, on the principles of sustainable architecture. There are three Bedrooms with attached bathrooms and wardrobes, not looking into each other with terrace gardens and verandah. All beds are equipped with a mosquito Mesh. There is a large kitchen and small separate pantry for midnight use. Water is filtered and we also have a coffee machine. The whole house is WIFI ready. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance Creatives from all fields can apply. They can avail the WiFi ready Studio, library and Hall to work along with a Bio pool and terrace gardens. Artists can avail tools, stationery, inks and natural dyes for their projects if needed. Printer and a PC is also available.Studio / Workspace There are three indoor studio spaces: the Lounge (15’ x 45’) with an Eames Chair, the office (12’ x 9’), and the Conference room. Depending upon the nature of the work, the artist can choose his workplace. The Lounge studio can be used to read, write, draw and collaborate. This studio is ideal for thinking and discussing. The Office studio has a desk and workstation with printers for the researcher to surf and work.Fees and support The residency has a fee of €1000 per month for Double room and €900 for deluxe rooms. Partner is allowed at additional charge. A bicycle is available for commuting. Fresh towels, Bed linen will be provided weekly. Cleaning of rooms will be arranged on daily basis. Freshly cooked Indian breakfast is complimentary. Laundry machine is available for self-help. Home cooked Indian food are also provided on chargeable basis. Expectations towards the artist Boathouse has no expectations towards the artist, other than to work on their proposed project. It is entirely up to the artist if they wish to give a talk or exhibition; if they so desire, Boathouse will arrange at Boathouse or a suitable Design or Art college in Ahmedabad. Application information Please email a brief letter of what you intend to achieve during your stay at Boathouse along with a recent photo to [email protected] Some pictures of your work will be welcome, not heavier than 1 MB.

Belgrade Art Studio Residency

Belgrade Art Studio Residency Deadline: 08 Nov 2026 Country: Serbia WE OFFER YOU A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE, Perfect environment for creative exchange and collaboration. ABOUT PROGRAM BELGRADE ART STUDIO RESIDENCY is a non-profit international art program designed to bring talented artists, creative practitioners, researchers and writers from around the world to experience a unique cultural environment dedicated to art. Selected artists are invited to live and work in specially designed studio for a period up to 6 months. By bringing the creators of art in a unique setting the Program aims to situate art at the very heart of historical Belgrade. WHO CAN APPLY Art studio is open year-round, providing ARTISTS/WRITERS /CURATORS / CREATIVE PRACTITIONERS/ RESEARCHERS/SCHOLARS/THINKERS/PHOTOGRAPHERS with much-needed space and time to work on a project of their choice. The applications are reviewed by an art committee whose efforts ensure that a broad range of artistic disciplines, styles, and national origins is represented. The selection process aims to integrate artists and researchers in a spirit of openness and curiosity about creativity in its diverse forms and contexts. WHAT WE OFFER Residency in a private air-conditioned fully furnished apartment which is unique and has character, in Dorcol historic building, built in 1921-23. (approximately 80 square meters. It has 4.20 m high ceilings, large windows in two directions and a beautiful floor plan). Living in Dorćol has its charms, it could be like living in Kreuzberg in Berlin or Manhattan in NYC. A sense of history, with the pieces of furniture from 1920s and original wooden floor, windows, doors and a fully functional kitchen for the self-catering of residents, bathroom, dining/sitting room, studio. A painting studio is equipped with easels, stool, ample wall space, both natural and artificial lighting and a small library.The space was renovated over the course of a whole year and decorated following an ‘‘eclectic luxury’’ approach that combines vintage design with contemporary art. The space is filled with original art and vintage objects sourced in galleries and antique shops across Serbia and Europe. The result is a very personal, inviting space that skillfully mixes contrasting elements with surprising results. For more about eligibility, selection criteria, expectations, application, fees, funding, check out http://belgradeartstudio.com/residency-faq/ You can stay from 2weeks up to 3months. APPLICATION PROCEDURE For the application, visit http://belgradeartstudio.com/apply/ NO APPLICATION FEE Deadline ROLLING Email [email protected] belgradeartstudio.com instagram @belgrade_art_studio_residency Duration of residency 2weeks-3months Accommodation private accommodation Disciplines, work equipment and assistance artists of any field / writers /curators / creative practitioners / researchers / scholars / thinkersStudio / Workspace A private studio is equipped with easels, stool, ample wall space, and both natural and artificial lighting.Fees and support Each resident is responsible for their own funding, though Belgrade Art Studio can help with this process. Please note that there is only one artist or an artist couple at a time in the residency. Every participant can bring along one family member or partner that will pay 50% of the price as well as a pet, free of charge.FINANCIAL AID PACKAGEOur financial aid package cover up to a maximum of 40% of the cost of a residency (the total amount of our aid packages varies based on a combination of merit, need, and time of year; the maximum aid is more readily available for residencies scheduled between November and April). Only artists who have completed the financial assistance section of the online application will be considered for financial aid package. You must submit this information at the time of application. Expectations towards the artist Exhibition opportunities/artist talk/studio visits. We respect that not all artists will want to host studio visits and/or show what they have produced therefore this is handled on an individual basis. If you have specific requests please feel free to include it in your project proposal. Application information APPLICATION PROCEDURE For the application, visit http://belgradeartstudio.com/apply/NO APPLICATION FEEDeadline ROLLING